Focus on the ripples in your pond

The Perceptive Photographer

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In this week's podcast, I talk about how the work we make is all about the small details and impacts. Like ripples in a pond you never know how big of impact something you do might be but obsessing about how big the impact is or should be can lead to a dark creative place. Much of the work we do in art isn't about major groundshaking events, it is in the smallest moments.

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